Missouri GOP Leaders Fight For Control of State Party
Missouri Republicans clash over party control as factions debate handing state leadership to a committee before the June 26 meeting. National committeeman A. D. Welsh and Estelle Tanner spark the dispute, with Perry Compton backing a Mattingly plan to end the feud. Last won a statewide election in 1952 and faces a looming presidential campaign.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Repub
Hi Party
Senhower
Consil
Graun
Ste Tanie
A. D
Bud) Welsh
Harmony
GOP
Columbia
Jefferson City
Welsh
Estelle Tanner
Barak T. ‘Mattingly
Mattingly
Republican Party of
Perry Compton
Montgomery City
Committee to act on the proposal foes led by Welsh
A committee meeting is planned to act on the proposal with the opposition led by Welsh, a wealthy St. Louis baby carriage manufacturer, and Mrs. Tanner.
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Mmittee
Welsh
St. Louis
Tanner
Press Photographers Urged To Demonstrate Courtroom Work
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo U S Att Gen Brownell urged press photographers to have their day in court to show how courtroom pictures can be taken discreetly. He proposed a model courtroom at the ABA meeting to prove press photography can aid justice while Canon 35 limits courtroom photos.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S. Alty
Brownell
National Press Photographers Assn
American Bar Assn
Philadelphia
Lyndon County Schools Vote For Night Field Lights
Lyndon special district boards approve lighted athletic fields for night play. At Lyndon school board, the night-light proposal passed 102 to 22 with Melvern also voting yes. Construction plans for both fields underway as Lyndon elects a five member school board with Keith Williams Ed Miller and Keith Dusenberry joining Leland Duff and Dr G D Gurss.
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Lyndon
Melvern
Nowere
Keith Williams
Ed Miller
Keith Dusenberry
Leland Duff
G. D. Gurss
Motels Air-Conditioned To Beat Souths Steamy Heat
A garbled travel sketch notes motels with air conditioning across the South including New Orleans and Wichita. It mentions tornado damage at Blackwell Oklahoma with 20 dead and martial law in the east side, disaster relief signs, and a large donation drive. The piece also comments on climate, road signs about cattle at large, local radio ads in Dallas and Louisiana, and broad scenic impressions from Shreveport toward the gulf.
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Blackwell
Okla
Udall
Ponca City
VFW
Legion
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Gulf
Adenauer Optimistic About Tensions Easing
Bonn chancellor Konrad Adenauer told a government bulletin that signs of relaxation in world tensions justify optimism. He said the forthcoming four power conference has a good chance to yield results and that bridging East and West is no longer hopeless. He may meet top Russian leaders after preliminary exchanges to set the appropriate circumstances.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Britain
Adenauer
Military Service for Young Germans
East Germany's Walter Ulbricht signaled that youths face two to three years of military service in planning for the future. He did not confirm a draft law, noting current pressures to join two-year service with the barracks police, which the regime aims to convert into a regular army to counter West German rearmament. The push follows rising youth refugee departures from the Soviet Zone.
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Berlin
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Communist Party
Central Party Committee
India envoy urges US to let families visit imprisoned airmen
New Delhi India roving envoy V K Krishna Menon says the United States should permit the families of 11 imprisoned airmen to visit them in China as a step toward their release according to reliable sources.
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New Delhi
India
V. K. Krishna Menon
United States
China
Notable Soapbox on Race in Lake Charles
In Lake Charles a debated stance on segregation unfolds with strong opinions on both sides including violence. A colored reporter was hired for the colored section, reflecting tension and differing views as opportunities arise amid a push for equal treatment.
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Ares
Ant
Iron Balloon
Lake Charles
Tillman runs state marks at Kansas track meet
Bill Tillman of Clay Center set state records at the Kansas meet in Lawrence including 14.4 in the 120 yard high hurdles and 19.0 in the 18 yard low hurdles. He anchored the Clay Center 880 yard relay that tied the state record of 1 33 22 and will enroll at KU.
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Versity
Kansas
Tillman
Lawrence
Bill
Bill Baston
K.U
Uni
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